If you haven’t watched Netflix’s hit series Wednesday, we’re assuming you’ve been living under a rock this whole time. It took the Internet by storm when it was released last November 23 and has become one of the most iconic pop culture moments of 2022. But did you know you can watch Wednesday in Filipino dub?

There’s a Wednesday Filipino dub

Most of us watched Wednesday in its original language in English but you could also watch it in Tagalog. All you have to do is fire up the episode, click on the language setting, and choose the Filipino audio. You can even pair it with Filipino subs to match!

It’s not a cringe Filipino dub

no but the filipino dub for wednesday is kinda good omg?? pic.twitter.com/7pOkZAfOxs

— sin (@soulvetica) December 13, 2022

Pinoys are relieved to find that the Wednesday dub is “kinda fire,” not at all cringe like what we’ve been subjected to with the TV5 cartoon dubs all those years ago (sorry!). This one doesn’t come with the monotone delivery or the weird unnatural tone K-drama Filipino dubs could never seem to shed. It also helps that it had a well-written script in Taglish, a medium of communication the majority of Filipinos use every day.

got bored and rewatched wednesday in filipino dub and it’s surprisingly good ?? i love enid’s dubbing it’s very fitting and didn’t lose the cuteness/bubbly charm of emma myers

— en🌾 filay resident (@fiuonio) December 15, 2022

“I love Enid’s dubbing. It’s very fitting and didn’t lose the cuteness/bubbly charm of Emma Myers,” said one netizen.

Wednesday in filipino dub is so on point tbh. They even incorporated taglish so it’s more modern and conversational instead of pure tagalog which would be a bit awkward for translation imo lol
Kudos to the Filipino Dubbers, I love it 😍
(pic for attention)#wednesdaynetflix pic.twitter.com/bRe3V80Sc7

— Yurie Batungbakal Milk (busy) (@Not_Yurie) December 10, 2022

“Wednesday in Filipino dub is so on point tbh. They even incorporated Taglish so it’s more modern and conversational instead of pure Tagalog which would be a bit awkward for translation [in my opinion] LOL Kudos to the Filipino Dubbers, I love it,” said another.

finished watching wednesday yesterday .. in Filipino haha cos apparently there’s a dub? ganda ng scriptwriter-translators, and the voice acting was not too cringe

— John(ny) come lately (@Ohntimo_Pal) November 27, 2022

“Ganda ng scriptwriter-translators and the voice acting was not too cringe,” said another compliment.

If these reactions aren’t enough to persuade you to watch the series in Filipino dub, we don’t know what will!

Meet the Bersyong Filipino local voice actors

Welcome to Nevermore! 🌈

Hatid namin sa inyo ang Wednesday, Bersyong Filipino na mapapanood na ngayon sa Netflix! Ako ang inyong Enid Sinclair, AKA the sunshine and rainbows to Wednesday’s gloom.

Watch the Filipino dub and support local voice actors! pic.twitter.com/x67HOCqACN

— Nina Torralba (she/her) (@ninatorralba) November 24, 2022

According to Netflix’s credits, Hit Productions Inc was responsible for the Filipino version with Rudolf Baldonado Jr. as the Dubbing Director.

Alexandra Aguirre gave voice to Wednesday’s dead-pan character and Nina Torralba to Enid’s bubbly one. Other voice actors include Steve Dela Cruz for Xavier Thorpe, Carl Simon Dela Cruz for Tyler Galpin, Cheska Aguiluz for Bianca Barclay, Bianca Arambulo for Morticia Addams, and Christopher Carlo Caling for Gomez Addams.

Go ahead and rewatch the series in Filipino and show our local voice artists some love!

Wednesday earns a name for itself

Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ is undoubtedly one of the best series this year and the proof is in the numbers. It pulled 1 billion hours of watch time on the first 19 days of its release since November 23. It became the streaming giant’s third most-streamed show of all time, just a little behind Stranger Things 4. While there’s no news yet about Season 2, we’re 150% sure it’s coming and we’ll be ready when it does.

What do you think of Netflix’s Wednesday Filipino dub? Share your thoughts with us below!

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